Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-25

that Mr. Hill has been disgrsced and
muleted by liquor selling. He has
kept clean house, set s. good table
and won $ good custom. This expe-
rienee may prove S useful lesson.
Jay
Geo. Randall has moved TO Prov
inee Hill, P 2.
A. R. Percy has erected barn sd
j&eent 70 his house
Miss Burtiick Of Lincoln, VI, IS
visiting friends in town.
Hay crop is pretty well secured
and Is more than an average one.
The berry trade IS quite brisk, the
merchants paving 1 cents per pound.
B. F. Paine has purchased the Eli
Downing place, having all the crops.
Mrs. Abbott Todd IS visiting her
old friends and neighbors, after an
absence of 26 years.
Rev. J. T. Buzzeu has accepted
call 10 go 10 Passumpsie the coming
wear, and has moved there. Rev.
Geo. Clough Of No. Troy supplies
here for the time being.
B. F. Paine slipped and fell nearly
10 feet into the water at the end of a
log slip, while assisting in running
logs through it st Honsinger's dam.
He fell upon the rocky bed of the
stream and was rescued by the work
men badly bruised
The 61st anniversary of Capt.
Mardin's birthday was celebrated st
his residence last Monday. He says
it was & more complete assault than
his command ever received during
the whole Mexican campaign. The
ladies, numbering about so, assem-
bIed and chose Mrs T. A. Chase
manager; Mrs. Elder Currier sup
porter and Mrs. J. E Chase assistant.
Refreshments were served in the line
Of figs, candy, lemonade, etc The
most enjoyable part of the whole
affair was the drawing of prize of 3
set of cuff buttons valued st s.. The
ladies names were arranged for the
Capt to draw from blindly, and the
one drawn was Miss Lund Titus, she
being his partner and the recipient of
the prize.
Lowell.
Misses Clara and Sarah Dodge and
Miss C. Chamberlin left q week ago
for the Ocean Wave Hotel, on Rye
Beach, n H
Members of the band met on Tues
day eve, and were taught by Prof
johnson OF Barton. They were
grateful for the instruction.
D. Elmer Brown from Lowell,
Mass, IS here 70 visit his mother,
Mrs Martha Stephenson, and also to
recuperate. Glad TO see him.
Rev. Granger OF Westfeld ex-
changed with Rev. R. King, the 18th.
We are glad that the NJ. E. church
have 50 excellent s man and minis
ter.
There was q business meeting Of
the Cong society on Tuesday eve,
July Is, to consider the financial sit
uation. The outlook Is hopeful and
the society Is greatly encouraged.
Richmond WeIIman has just erect
ed q monument in our cemetery, to
the memory OF his father, Rev. Jubi-
lee WeIIman, the first pastor Of the
Cong. church. The monument IS Of
marble, on a granite base
D. E. Curtis and wife, accompa-
MED by some friends, and the boys
who came with her from Boston, had
3 picnic st the Falls, near Troy, on
Tuesday
Morgan
W H Calkins was thrown from q
wagon recently and quite severely in
jured.
Mrs. II. A Bartlett has gone TO
Derby TO learn the dress-maker' 5
trade
Martha Calkins has returned home
from Georgeville on account Of the
sickness and death OF her grandm0th-
or.
Newport.
E W. Langmaid has taken posses
sion Of his new rooms in Hibbard' :
block.
Mrs. Homer Thrasher and her son.
Ned, have gone TO New Hampshire foE
8 short visit.
The long bridge between here and
West Derby IS to be built over the
coming fall
George Newton lost two or three
fingers with a circular saw In the boz
shop last Friday
Mr. Corey IS doing good business
with his sail boat, taking party out
nearly every day
Gerge H. Lewis and family have
arrived here from Washington, and
are stopping at P o. Hollis.
\ party Of Raymond excursionist'
stopped here last Friday, and went
through the lake IN the afternoon.
| Silas Bean has greatly improved
the looks Of his house and barn b.
| giving them fresh coat Of paint
The guests at the Memphremagog
/ House had 3 ride last WEDNESDAY
evening, going ar far as Derby Cen